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NWAC appeals to Harper government to fund project aimed at helping Indigenous women
To date, NWAC has received no funding and had to lay off five employees earlier this year.
Treaty medal finding its way home
An original treaty medal from 1874 is coming home.
Century-old ‘Enemy of the People’ play carries timely message
The play, An Enemy of the People, was written well over 100 years ago.
Don’t let Tina Fontaine’s murder fade away like all the others: Mohawk activist Shawn Brant
Brants calls out Aboriginal leaders.
Toronto gallery honours Indigenous artist and her years of work
Daphne Odjig had tirelessly advocated for the recognition of Aboriginal art in the mainstream.
Thunder Bay municipal candidate puts ‘bounty’ on alleged Indigenous criminals
It’s not the first time Tamara Johnson has created controversy over comments…
New Brunswick chiefs look to stop forestry plans
Critics fear the environmental impacts and the chiefs say they weren’t consulted.
Status of Women’s ‘Action Plan’ inflated Aboriginal Affairs’ violence prevention project spending by $24.5 million
The Harper government has reduced funding for shelters in 41 First Nation communities by millions of dollars, according to a comparison between Aboriginal Affairs numbers and those contained in an “Action Plan” to fight violence against Indigenous women.